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In lauding “Crazy Rich Asians” as the Holy Grail for Asians in film, we have set the bar too low. By confining its stars to playing people who are, for the most part, just a summation of their racial identities, the film leaves behind a gap in Asian representation that has yet to be bridged.
It disappoints me to see that a fellow Princetonian would fail to empathize with his international peers, or at least to see the nonsense behind the U.S. government’s attempts at “improving” its immigration system.
Managing editor and migrant student Sam Parsons recently offered his perspective on the state of America’s immigration system. In what quickly morphs ... Read More
While we have had our attention focused on the southern border, the Trump administration and Republican Party have launched waves of attacks on America’s ... Read More
In an email statement, Assistant Vice President for Communications Daniel Day confirmed the University’s support for the inclusion of race in college ... Read More
As comprehensive as pre-medical requirements are in some areas, they are lacking in others, ones that are critical to an effective career in medicine. ... Read More
On Aug. 3, U.S. District Judge John D. Bates upheld his earlier ruling that the Trump administration must restore the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals ... Read More
Without Neotropical migratory birds, ecosystems across the Americas would unravel. By eating millions of locusts, ants, and mosquitoes every year, migratory ... Read More
... Flat Earth arguments are scientifically false, and their proponents’ overwhelming skepticism is unjustified. Read More
